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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
5
A clipped collection of stray phrases cites reflects on democracy and liberty with a quote about American republican ideals from a Pittsburg Gazette Times piece. It then mentions Nancy and defines genius as strength, followed by a trivia line about Oxford University’s size and structure.
A Cleveland Leader note recalls a passerby joke about women and a friend describing a wife’s quip about a ready to go complexion. The exchange compares the look to a kettle of tomato soup highlighting humorous street talk.
A humorous line from Josh Wiese encourages a cheerful outlook and suggests bald heads can earn front-row seating in a playful dialect. The quip highlights rustic humor and friendly community banter.
A brief banter frames a mock sales pitch about selling gold stock followed by a humorous retort preferring a regular doctor to have eye teeth cut. The exchange uses dry wit to contrast finance hype with practical medical caution.
Charles Durant's remarks ignite a clash over favoritism and tax exonerations at a Memorial day meeting. Chief Connery defends his record as volunteers present a solid gold badge, with praise from W J Moffatt, while others accuse him of neglecting volunteer participation and favoring paid staff. The badge, presented by New Castle volunteers, is displayed at Eric's store window and bears the inscription May 26 1908.
Rock Point runs a Decoration Day special train leaving New Castle at 8 45 a m central time over Pennsylvania Lines. Return from Rock Point at 5 30 p m stopping at Mahoningtown on the run both ways.
Notice to all members of 206 to attend the regular meeting on May 28 1908. Attendance is required for the group identified by number 206.
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